Sentence examples for ensuing struggles from inspiring English sources

In the ensuing struggles the Girondins were characterized by political views that stopped short of economic and social equality, by economic liberalism that rejected government control of trade or prices, and, most clearly, by their reliance on the départements as a counterbalance to Paris.

One of them loses his job at a Catholic school, and their ensuing struggles place a new strain on their  relationship.

He welcomed the ensuing struggle over ideas.

More than 20 people died in the ensuing struggle.

In the ensuing struggle, Wilson shot Brown in the hand.

During the ensuing struggle, he said, the gun fired.

In the ensuing struggle for power, Gamaliel managed to concentrate all communal authority in his office.

In the ensuing struggle the officer, fearing for his life, shot and killed the teenager.

The ensuing struggle for desegregation soon turned the terrifying into the common.

In the ensuing struggle, the women took the man's wallet and cut him.

In the ensuing struggle for domination, the king of Bohemia, Otakar II, became overlord of what was to become Austria.